Bordering the neighbourhoods of Rechavia and Talbia, Café Yehoshua has become one of Jerusalem’s most popular cafés with the young and hip crowd. A chameleon of an establishment, Café Yehoshua is a typical café in the morning, but turns into a restaurant for the rest of the day and a bar at night. It’s an Israeli café with an American diner-style menu, including stacks of pancakes and shakshuka.

Locals flock to Café Yehoshua at breakfast, lunch, and dinner for its Israeli take on American diner food. The menu includes everything from tahini pancakes to spaghetti tossed with shrimp. A laid-back yet vibrant atmosphere and a location just a few minutes' walk from the prime minister's residence make it a great spot for quality people-watching in one of Jerusalem's quaintest neighborhoods.

Cafe Yehoshua offers an Israeli take on American diner food, which leads to an eclectic funky menu. Here you will find shakshuka, pancakes, schnitzel with mashed potatoes, pasta dishes, burgers and a plethora of other dishes. The cafe has a young, hip atmosphere, with a rooftop dining area available.

Azza Street in Rehavia neighborhood in Jerusalem is one of the busiest streets in town that attracts nightlife fans of all kinds, from students to mature couples and families. One of the most prominent places in the area is Cafe Yehoshua. It's a non-kosher cafe with a large hall where you can feel free to enjoy yourself, a large alcohol bar to sit at for a quick meal, or a whiskey shot.

When in Jerusalem, Cafe Yehoshua is a must-stop for any coffee enthusiast. It is one of the city’s best cafes, situated in the Nachalat Shiva neighborhood and renowned for its wide selection of Arabica blends. The atmosphere of Cafe Yehoshua is relaxing and inviting – as soon as you step inside, you are surrounded by pleasant aromas wafting from fresh-ground coffee beans.

Great for a romantic date, a special meal, or simply catching up with friends, Tmol Shilshom provides a cozy atmosphere for any occasion. A cafe filled with wall to wall books of all kinds and known for its outstanding Shakshuka, a dish of eggs poached in a tomato sauce eating as Tmol Shilshom is an experience of its own. Yo’el Moshe Salomon St. 5, Jerusalem

On the corner of Radak and Azza, Cafe Yehoshua is an institution and one of the first restaurants/bars to see the potential of the street. Cafe Yehoshua is open from 8:00 A.M. until midnight, and caters to all sorts of tastes with a wide array of options to cover all eventualities.

In the heart of Jerusalem’s Rehavia neighborhood, Cafe Yehoshua is a favorite local hangout. This laid-back cafe exudes a casual, artsy vibe with its bohemian decor and sidewalk seating. It’s a perfect spot for leisurely afternoon brunches or evening cocktails.

Cafe Yehoshua is one of the most famous casual meet-up places in the Rehavia neighbourhood of Jerusalem. The menu is a fusion of Israeli & American cuisines. Yehoshua operates a classic cafe during the day and turns into a resto-bar at night.

Eatery focused entirely on Israeli-made products, operating as a cafe during the day, and as a wine and beer bar with a dairy menu during the evening. For breakfast menu click here For evening menu click here In an easygoing and pastoral at

When you wake up early in the morning in Jerusalem looking for a great place to have a hearty breakfast, Café Yehoshua is the place to go!. Culinary Type – Israeli bar and café; Non-Kosher. Address - Azza St 17, Jerusalem, Israel

It is rare that I look at the salad menu at a cafe and want to order every item on the menu. The salad was delicious and the service was very friendly and attentive.